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Detroit Dark Red Beet Vegetable Seeds

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Grow bold flavor and vibrant color with Detroit Dark Red Beet Vegetable Seeds—trusted by gardeners for generations and loved for their reliable germination and rich, earthy taste. These high-quality seeds produce beautiful deep red roots and tender green tops, making them a delicious and nutritious addition to your garden. Perfect for raised beds, containers, or traditional garden rows, these beets thrive with minimal care, offering a rewarding harvest for beginners and experienced growers alike.

Planting your own beets is not only simple and satisfying but also a great way to enjoy homegrown goodness straight from your garden. Whether you're cultivating vegetables, herbs, flowers, or fruits, these seeds bring a sense of accomplishment and joy to your gardening journey. With Detroit Dark Red Beets, you’ll enjoy fresh, flavorful produce that’s as good for your plate as it is for your soul. Get ready to dig in—literally!

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Features
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Life Cycle

Annual

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Planting Season

Spring to Summer

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Growth Habit

Upright, Root Vegetable

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Flavor Profile

Earthy, Sweet

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Plant Characteristics

Round Roots, Red Skin

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Use

Culinary, Juices

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Growing Conditions

Well-Drained, Loamy Soil

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Harvest Advantages

Quick Growing, Nutrient-Rich

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Plant Resistance

Heat, Pest Resistant

Detroit Dark Red Beet Vegetable Seeds

Beta vulgaris

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Seed Names

Beta vulgaris, Red Beet

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Seed Type

Heirloom, Open-Pollinated

The Detroit Dark Red Beet is a popular heirloom variety known for its deep red color and sweet, earthy flavor. It’s ideal for culinary uses such as salads, soups, and juices. Known for its quick growing cycle, it thrives in fertile soil and offers high yields of round, tender roots.

Planting Information
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Light Requirement

Full Sun

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Planting Depth

1/2 inch

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Sowing Method

Direct Sowing

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Plant Spacing

2–3 inches

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Days to Maturity

55–60 Days

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Soil Preparation

Loamy, Well-Drained

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Hardiness Zones

2–10

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Water Needs

Moderate

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Planting Season

Early Spring to Summer

Coverage

Seed Count

Recommended Coverage

100

Up to 10 sq ft

500

Up to 50 sq ft

1000

Up to 100 sq ft

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Emily Roberts
Great Growth and Taste

I planted these beets in early spring, and they grew perfectly! The seeds sprouted quickly and produced deep red, tender beets. The flavor was amazing�so sweet and earthy. Definitely a great addition to my garden!

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Leo Taylor
Fast Germination, Great Results

These beet seeds germinated faster than expected and produced an excellent harvest. I love the dark red color of the roots and how easy they were to grow. Great for any gardener looking for a reliable beet variety.

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Jack Ellis
Impressive Results, Great Flavor

These beets exceeded my expectations! The roots grew large and had a vibrant color. The taste was exceptional too�sweet with just a hint of earthiness. Definitely ordering more for next season!

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Olivia Bennett
Nice but Some Cracks

The beets grew well, but I noticed a few cracked roots toward the end of the season. Still, the flavor was wonderful, and they were easy to harvest. Just wish they stayed a bit more intact.

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Ryan Johnson
Healthy Beets, Slow to Grow

The seeds germinated well, but I did find that the plants grew a bit slower than I expected. However, when they did mature, the beets were large and very healthy. Worth the wait for the harvest!

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